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so russia, i'm china vetoing this u. n. s a u. s. sponsored ceasefire resolution was expected. you know, actually it wasn't expected. you know, uh the staff of the us ambassador to the u. n. worked diplomats in the state department in the white house, you worked 4 weeks on the, on the draft on the text for this. so i think before they brought this to the security council, they were actually at least largely hopeful that it would pass perhaps because as you mentioned 4 times now, including this one that the security council have a going forward with a any resolution 3 times of those 4 types, the u. s. v towed now it's china investor and of course the feeling in the us is that the rush and the and china did. there's not, as we just heard from the best, are us address or to the you and that this for i so diplomatic reasons. but to put the u. s. in a box to basically let's say stick it to the man they want a unconditional ceasefire. the u. s was, and that is, by the way, a major shift in their policy already. i have to really emphasize this is, was a major step forward. the u. s. no

u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugees is kept out of the territory. it comes as warnings now from the u. n n. israel's allies have found the danger of starvation in gaza, also ahead. whoever is in charge of immigration policy. let's continue to step aside, maybe to have a snack cleaner room and let them on to us. as us chords battle over immigration enforcement. our reported visits the cities struggling to cope with an influx of undocumented migrants and thousands of ukrainian soldiers have given their lives to defend their country against prussia. we need some of the families they've left behind. plus it's an african success story. the southern white vine is back from the brink of extinction. our reporter finds out health. thousands of the animals are about to find new homes in the want, the, and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. israel has prevented the head of the u. n's palestinian relief agency from entering gaza. it says there were irregularities and felipe last read these paper work. this comes after the un publish the

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u. n . s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your, if you? well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the also goes across what was the relevant and the i don't think that it's a price comparison between the u. m. and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of the permanent members of the security council who have the right to veto. this is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate a solution. and that's how it usually works, for example, recently uh, restaurant china to use the veto when you yes, tables resolution, which was uh, actually the green light for you. so to continue what it does in gaza, which reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demands of the international community only as the tournament determines, the imperative obedience. he's fine. so i really felt on the stand. what does it determines to imperative on how it would have been implemented practically? so when he told these draft, and immediately after this uh, ther

u. n . s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your if you well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant. and the, i don't think that there's a price comparison between the u. m. and the, the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council, or have the rights of each of these is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate a solution. and that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china to use the veto when you yes. table to resolution, which was uh, actually the green light for you is that it will continue what it does in gaza. which reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demands of the international community, only has determined, determines the imperative of immediacy is fine. so i really felt on the stand, what does it determines to imperative and how it would have been implement

the u. n. s. set up a multi national security emission that would deliver personnel and equipment to assist the police. but nobody really knows when it will happen or if we will help deliver the stability people here desperately need. very so we'll just see that the one united nations fact finding mission has found that around crackdown on nationwide anti government protests in 2020 to let the crimes against humanity. the one says security forces carried out the unlawful kenning torture and rape of protest is the mission also found around responsible for the physical volumes that lead to the death of mazda. i mean the 22 euros death while in custody of yvonne's morality, police funk the protest. do you cry now? a woman with a medical qualifications and now required to register for possible military service . rob mcbride visited a training center for combat medics, and the cambridge and both serving soldiers and civilians. these people are practicing skills needed to save lives in the heat of battl

how does the time come to reform the u. n. s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your, if you? well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant and the, i don't think that there's a price comparison between the u. m and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council, or have the right to veto. this is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate a solution. and that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china use the veto when you yes, tables resolution, which was actually the green light for you. so to continue what it does in gaza, which reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demands of the international community only as the tournament determines, the imperative of immediacy is fine. so i really felt on the stand. what does it determines to imperative on how it would have been implemented practically? so when he

u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugees is kept out of the territory. it comes as warnings now from the u. n. n. israel's allies about the danger of starvation in gaza. also ahead. whoever is in charge of immigration policy in this country, it's a step aside. maybe to have a snack cleaner room and left them off to us as us chords battle over immigration enforcement. our reporter visits a city struggling to cope with an influx.

the u. n. s. set up a multi national security emission that would deliver personnel and equipment to assist the police, but nobody really knows when it will happen or if we will help deliver the stability people here desperately need. very so we'll just see that one still ahead on knowledge a 0. refusing to give a holiday. we'll hear from the families of malaysia airlines, passengers and crew. 10 years on from the disappearance. the colors, the inside, the showers continue across the good parts of southeast asia, particularly through us to mount dora and just to the west of some monitor over a 100 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. so he's gonna be 40, or that will say some really big down bullets as we go on through west fast. i just, i think, a little further a switch over the next couple of days. so i'm showing a shot with mima into the philippines. a few hmo showers, hopefully just knocking top of those temperatures. the across thailand. vietnam had also a through allow stocum to temperatures. w

how does the time come to reform the u. n. s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your if you well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant. and the, i don't think that it's a price comparison between the u. m. and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council who have the right to veto. this is a very important function which x actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate to solution. that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china use the v 2 when you yes. table to resolution, which was uh, actually the green light for is that it will continue what it does in gaza. which reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demand for the international community, only has determined determines the imperative of immediacy is fine. so i really failed to understand what is it determines to imperative and how it would have been implemented practically. so when

u. n . s. c, and what sort of changes are needed there in your if you well, frankly, i don't think that the skillets across the security council is the relevant. and the, i don't think that it's a price comparison between the u. m. and the league of nations. the big difference is of the existence of, of the permanent members of the security council who have the right to veto. this is a very important function which actually should be viewed as the key incentive to find and negotiate the solution. and that's how it usually works. for example, recently a restaurant china to use the veto when you yes, table to resolution, which was actually the green light for the 0 to continue what it does in gaza with reference to the ceasefire, which was actually the main demand for the international community only as the tournament determines the imperative obedience these 5. so i really failed to understand what is it determines to imperative on how it can be implemented practically. so when he told these dra

here for, for a meeting, a proper discussion on what occurred a quarter of a century ago is that the u. n. s. sees a part of this function, perhaps another reason for reforms. yes, we can see it that way, but what i do see is some kind of them is that because this is the 2nd attempt, uh for this kind of discussion and i think i, i must say the name of the owner, welding majority of serves the we're really grateful to rush for the russian for doing so. uh. so the 1st of all, the 3 countries were in favor done was a rush of china and they'll, julia, but now there were 3 more mozambie. uh, gig riana, sierra leone, and the uh, the only 2 boats were liking, which means that in the some new security council with, you remember, states one day, this discussion will take place that i think the nato countries are terrified. i think of course that serbia should protest against the bronze. it should not look favorably at their investments and it did so far. and it should be both some kind of sanctions against all the countries that were against even discussing that. and that is that, that, that those ar

u. n. 's relief on walks agency was killed in an is ready to strike on a food distribution center in rough or, and all the 20 to well wounded. the one size, the idea of new the facility was located in the air. at least one staff member was killed and 22 others were injured when a is really forces hit a food distribution center in the eastern part of rafa. the commission to general, for ottawa feeling blood to really set today's attack on one of the very few remaining on what distribution centers in the gaza strip comes as food supplies are running out, and hunger is wide spread in some areas. turning into simon's mr. let's really noted that every day on a while, shares the coordinates of all its facilities across the gaza strip with parties to the conflict. these really army received the coordinates including of this facility yesterday, before the taxes were ended, while i take them to the aisle and their shop hospital is where the army is set to investigate an instance. during the 5 months of

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u. n. u s. has vetoed more than 40 resolutions. i believe it's actually $46.00, a condemn user. this is going to be the continuation of that. we have the invasion of southern lebanon. we have the grand old tradition of the brand heights. us was always defending, is right at the national stage. but the point of making is that in the run up to the us draft, they were advertising. we want a ceasefire. and now they have a text that calls simply and unequivocally for a rama down ceasefire. so only by the way, for the next 2 and a half weeks or so, it, it doesn't make sense. it's not coherent for the us to say 3 days ago. we want to cease fire and to say today we're not gonna vote for this. well the, i think the us wants to be perceived as a leading the so called international order. but actually what we've seen, that's been a retreat in the us dealership and basically supporting his current, the occupation. and i think what's the us, there's not one to have, doesn't want to give the, the diplomatic, when to china or russia and for our international stage. okay. is there any chance fo

u. k. n u. s. and ukraine to serve some sort of chaos and panic in russia as well as he says that russia should be able to recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. now we also heard from russian president vladimir puts in, who did previously mentioned that this was linked to the hispanic state. but then again, why were the terrorist lead to ukraine? let's take a listen to say, so i see that you look at all 4 of the data, but bit rate, those of the terrorist attacks. all those who shot and killed people were found and detained. they tried to hide and move towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side across the state board. now, previous terrorist attacks that happened in russia were also all linked to ukraine, including deadly attacks against the journalist, as well as the cry me in bridge attacks. now what's really interesting is the ukraine spied cheese. uh, it's not really shying away from threatening t

colleagues, following this call says adoption of u. n. s c r 227122720, which both code for the release of the hosted. all those to just come. i did not stop to even contemplate for even one moment that it should be very clear that as long as how much refuses to release the hostages in the diplomatic channels, there is no other way to secure their return other than through a military operation. so on the one hand, the resolution says that taking civilian hostages, even violation of international law. yet, on the other hand, despite the fact that you know, come us won't listen to your calls and release the hostages. use the man the ceasefire. take a moment and think about this more of contradiction, your demand for a cease fire without conditioning gate on the release of the hostages. not only is not helpful, but it undermines, undermines the efforts to secure their release. it is harmful to these efforts because it gives how much says terrorists, it gives us how much terribly it's the hope to get a ceasefire without releasing the hostages o

u. s. refusing to veto the u. n. c s c 5 resolution. what, what was your initial reaction to this news? oh, the tension between united states and anything. yeah. whole definitely. and his government has been uh, rising. and the last period it will, it started with what this going to do. they should they added 4 items and then it can to the recent weeks, maybe after benjamin the pen. yeah. hold on systems to go on with the war and goes without clicking any, a chance for even and humanitarian assistance to go through the and guess a now and there is a fee that they uh, there are feelings in the united states of bethany always working on better seeing uh by doing more and more to cause him to lose the coming elections and to bring back to the white house, the republican party before the end and doing them for them. and we are a member of the for the use of the drums and presidency. and let's see, this isn't a nice inc, 6 months as little as legal answer is that it is an ice thing, jet or selling as like a television or a little because the

um, i wanted to ask uh, get your take on the u. n. s. the ruling that took place yesterday cooling 1st. these find garza which israel says it rejects despite it being binding on the international. no. do you think there was much point to having this votes given it's not being did to by as well. and in fact, many previous votes by the u. n. c. have also been ignored. this finding this dead. kevin nation by the security council makes it much. honda, so israel not to deal with allegations of crime this have been being made against, isn't that going to be made against it with greater force today by the special wrap or to or knowing the opinion and the need for a see saw expressed by it all states with any one extension, makes it impossible for israel to say it is outside of the law. even if it's able to say that the resolution itself does not constitute black and white black or low . what does that resolution one having the effect is a matching more for your diplomatic correspondent, james than familiar oil cars, political correspondence, bu

u. n. 's top court to impose new emergency orders on israel to allow humanitarian aid in together to prevent famine. and toby, international court of justice, the policy and children are starving to death as the direct result of israel's actions. it has urged d, i. c, j to take the measures without scheduling. another round of hearing, citing the extreme urgency of the situation and its request south africa states. in the boston genocide case, the court declined to order the additional provisional measures requested on 27th of july 1993. within 2 years, approximately 7336 bosnians in the so called safety area had been slaughtered in what this court retrospectively determined to have been a genocide. here, south africa respectfully calls on this court to act again. now before it is too late to do what is within his power to save palestinians and gaza from genocidal starvation as well. jonathan cook top is an international human rights lawyer and he says that there are solid legal grounds for so

she knew o s u n s i a bunch and actually a code on the 7th of march. uh, but some 16 days ago. and she was that time the president gave it much and all that you know, security forces and they hate so well, you know, so security agencies to ensure that these students have fried in good time and induct and in the hours of to do finally at least may be uh, by the, by the doctors. and of course it took a lot of, uh, but you know, uh, engage men's way in which the person directed that money should not be involved. and the money was not involved in this operation. are you saying no answer was paid, sir? no one was paid because of the president and yes they did that and some will not be paid because uh the government believed that the story is those engaged in such kind of emails. ok, should not be you ordered by. oh so sorry. no, it looks like you're jumping into for no, it's no ransom was paid. what compelled, the abductors to release all the students in their captivity. why do you know there are many things that can be done in the back channel, such as what the details but the deta

u. n. u s. has a little bit more than 40 resolutions when it has come to israel, and this will be a continuation of this. and one of the issues maybe be reflected in what we just had from us, vice president come of the house. they are the, when she was pushed on whether or not they were going to be consequences for israel . and the event that had carried out a ground defensive into the alpha. she was pretty vague on that. she said, well, we would look at the situation. we would say, but you know, she would not be tied done to, for them. know, even the us would actually take any action if it's 0. what the us, as described as crossed a red line that's to and i think really what the us can do if they really want to stop this on stilts and ongoing genocide. just put the read the pressure on is the pressure will come by a 3 avenues. first of all, we're stopping the export of the weapons and munitions. secondly, stopping the, the provisional financial aid and finally supporting a united industry solut

u. n. c. 's far reservation and spokesman says that it increases diplomatic pressure on israel. but i'm not behead ducky. what be nice to get out of this resolution represents a form of diplomatic pressure. we're not speaking about swift action on the ground . there are proceedings in the international court. this resolution handed down by the un security council and negotiations going on and guitar. all these collectively together represent pressure. we are banking mainly on the success of negotiations. all these measures reflect the tactics of the international community . and this is what we've been calling for a while. and i may just search cooperation is on the way in the united states. off the bridge collapsed with a container ship and rammed into it. it happened just before 1 30 am local time and baltimore. fast respond to say that trying to rescue up to 7 people off the vehicles fell into the water. one person has been taken to hospital with serious injuries. they say they have no information yet on what caused the collision. and i'll still, i'm sure just how many people

i had then was a, uh no, i have as well that can uh, national um fi my honda ledge or my last f u n m i s f. as in my how well the and uh, so that's about and know. and then lastly, got that for loss or damage in the home. i know. when does that mean separately? i know in another how a study on interact with officer. what's your advice to young journalists and particularly the ones who want to be award correspondence and work from a in a conflict zone? another. and then uh, what would you, uh, the seller who has a young man that comes on fuck, uh and uh, when testing blair, is you bundle of how heavy in, man, man, how do you put them in your bedroom until saw that? how bad the minute they know how to pull up the piano to be at. i had a check and we just left the wind. i'm at the quote, a few months consecutive month. the car fee, i guess he had a minute and as a map was this one little so for the corner of him with off until called this and to get his uh, started in new menu g. bad enough. so besides, uh huh. just put the on the old now. oh that, what does that lik a so have for you and y

u. n. u s. edited version of that it was really, it did it. it shows isolation, it shows uh, tension with the united states. you mentioned united states that is the us on the any pressure whatsoever, especially when it comes to providing homes to is this is what's so bizarre, right? this is really, is probably the most absurd part of it as a student of international relations. i can tell you that we don't know of another such case of a special relationship in modern times where to buy one country in this case is right. that is totally, totally, totally dependent on another country, a superpower. in this case, the leading watch supervisor with the united states. this is choose the, you know, the big thing is, you can be, you know, you get a big guess. got to be choosy. is there is a bigger that is incredibly choosy about how it runs the sort of issue, but i'll just, in fact, problem you still have to know thanks person by didn't worse for him. works for him by the fact that present by didn't or the ambassador greenfield to abstain right? for th

u. n. and i m. s. their economy was in shambles for the last decade. it doesn't appear that they will even have an election this year. i guess we'll see. and then molto, but they've seen their government collapse in february of 2023. a number of high ranking officials residing immediately following, you know, this economic spiral spiral down and this mass inflation, they're now under these criteria neither moldova nor ukraine can actually meet. who do you suspect might object to these countries joining n y? yeah, probably. countries like guy you and gary we do most because the, the, the guy on the president of the, to all them as was or as or where he said he's a poor was to be the membership of money to buy into quant, because down not because she does these countries i'm not able to do to become a member? that's the 1st type of position, but not now because of the, you know, or the advancing new claim. the office of support for was there lensky and go check for jim? i think there is a kind of for, let's say it's a parent apo and simple apparent need

u. s. u n. agency for palestinian refugees warrens that humanitarian conditions are reaching tragic proportions. as hunger has spread all across the enclave. president say the month of fasting for ramadan comes amid the pain. are the same i live with my family in this 10 to where we will observe the holy month of ramadan by fasting and praying. when i made these decorations to make the children happy because they have seen enough horrors during this war, we were displaced in the middle of it all. today we welcome the holy month of ramadan with pain. i'm sorry. the children were denied the rituals, the strips of wood that families, including the meals. many children were killed or wounded. this is ramadan comes image, pain, suffering, and cruel conditions. we have no vision all hope on the futurism, such as. we don't know how to feed all children on how we can fost and they own this. neither water, no refreshments are available, like a silence for a 2nd. how can one receive the month of ramadan

so nearby jagow i'll just sarah dungeon s u n is wanting to nearly a quarter of a 1000000 children and so down could soon die from mel nutrition, millions of other suits. and these by starvation, up to almost a year, we're finding between the army and paramilitary weapons support forces. morgan has moved from carter of the human service situation for people trapped in the capital . how to un elsewhere around the country where there is fighting between the recess and this would in these army, is quite catastrophic and dire. now the united nation says that it's kind of acts as millions and millions of civilians who are in desperate need of military assistance. and at least 5000000 are just one step away from famine. and that's because of access to areas where civilians are trapped and where agencies cannot get security clearances to be able to reach those in need. but it's also the issue of the economy itself, but has been effected by the conflict for nearly a year. now, many people who have jobs have not been able to earn their salaries, and therefore they do know that they do not have

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u. n. sustainable development goes o s d geez, i am. and what do you mean your navy? and the, i think that the, the super rich, it has to be a part of the solution to say that, to solving all problems. so the, the 70 to cease the dog, the top one percent. i don't believe you can do it. that's why how you became a realtor now. a or i think i wish it was lucky. i work a hot a i have the right timing and so on and so on. so with, and the, the, the society is a good way to, to assist them with the techs pay us the pay the, the fast. yeah. did for the kids that go for 2 days on the pressure a lot of the pressure. so i see they beautiful, they, the society going more down than i this even more than 4 decades ago. and that's why i was fighting against it. yeah, here in front of 2 students, books that they missed parliament light on for the distance implement there will sticks the pushing don't do it is very simple actually is because feel the suit for each i in for them so hot because a behind every one of them the, some, the organizations, some super rates, some companies d

u. s. the e u. russia in the u. n. maybe expanded, throw in china, throw in the early, and have a proper international approach rather than letting set contributing can do all the running while, you know, as well as i do the deal politics of this world. uh and you know, because of that, why doesn't happen very fast. this has to do with that much pull the picture, then the one we have in front of us call sign the west back. and that would continue for a while until we can get it set back again. at the moment. i must say that i'm very uh, in support of any major initiative from members of the council and all this. that's what it work on the line of trying to set up a different direction of the negative trajectory that is on the ground. that is the politics of today. it seems to me that all parts of the international system on this conflict right now was sounding the alarm. you had the secretary general of the united nations using that very rad power onto the you and charge the article $99.00. to convene the security coun